Sentence examples for playing with materials from inspiring English sources
So he went out and bought the biggest tank he could find a hundred gallons and started playing with materials other than fabric: "I used bubbles.
So he went out and bought the biggest tank he could find — a hundred gallons — and started playing with materials other than fabric: "I used bubbles.
Viscerally sophisticated young artists are more interested in playing with materials and contexts that are purely gratuitous, or, at least, too anarchic or too desultory to be marshalled for or against any commercial interest or political tendency.
But I am a self-taught sculptor and do like playing with material.
Stocky, earthly, and witty, César produced sculptures that played with materials, literally poured polyester, car siding, Plexiglas and in turn, became an expression of his complex tastes.
Credit: ©UNICEF/NYHQ2010-0117/Roger LeMoyne January 25 - (Foreground, centre) A child plays with materials from a UNICEF-supplied recreation kit, at the L'Escale children's shelter on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, the capital.
It is likely that today's news will focus attention on other UK North Sea plays with material undeveloped discoveries which require capital to progress.
Both parents and non-parental caregivers reported changes in practices after receiving ECD training; children were observed playing with learning materials they had made with their parents.
And as policymakers focus on Stem subjects (science, technology, engineering, maths), he says, "kids are just not getting the same experience of playing with clay, with materials, of doing embroidery, of getting their hands dirty".
When you are playing with copyrighted material, you have to be aware that all your hard work can be for naught.
Dennis Haseley, a psychoanalyst and the moderator of the panel, wanted to know, "Did the possibility of playing with apocalyptic material change after Sept. 11?" Mr. Johnson said he found himself changing lines in one of his plays that "were too reminiscent of recent events".
